Semenggoh Wildlife Centre Semenggoh Wildlife Centre was established in 1975 to rehabilitate injured, orphaned, or confiscated illegally held wild animals. The centre is situated just south of Kuching, in Sarawak, in Malaysian Borneo, in the small Semenggoh Nature Reserve. The reserve covers about 6.8 square km of rainforest and is really beautiful, but really small. Semenggoh centre has cared for over 1000 endangered animals of all types but it is best known for its work with orangutans. There are currently 27 semi wild orangutans living in the park, 11 who were rescued from captivity or were orphaned, and 16 of their offspring. 5 of the adults are now completely wild and you probably wont spot them, but the others often swing by for the feeding sessions in the morning and afternoon to snack on fruit and
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